I'll send her a piece when we get up in Scotland." The letter that Eugenia sent to Joyce was only a short outline of her plans.

She knew that the other girls had sent long accounts of their trip through Touraine, so hers was much shorter than usual.
"Papa has decided to send me to a school just outside of Paris this year," she wrote, "instead of the one in New York, so it will be a long time before I see my native land again.

He will have to be over here several months, and can spend Christmas and Easter with me, so I can see him fully as often as I used to at home.
"It is a very select school.

Madame recommends it highly, and I am simply delighted.

A New York girl whom I know very well is to be there too, and we are looking forward to all sorts of larks.
Thursday we are to start to London for a short tour of England and Scotland.